Navajo Rocks
For all ages! • 2 to 3 hour trail • 18 mile point to point route
What to Expect
Navajo Rocks is a standout intermediate-to-advanced singletrack trail system just outside Moab. While the network offers various loop options, it’s also an excellent 18-mile point-to-point ride composed entirely of singletrack. Riders traverse slickrock, rolling dirt, and punchy climbs beneath towering red rock cliffs, with a mix of flowy sections, technical slab lines, optional drops, and expansive views of the La Sals and surrounding buttes. The route begins on Getaway, linking into Mustang, then Chisholm before crossing HWY 313. From there, riders continue on Chisholm, connect to Big Lonely, Big Mesa, and finish on Ramblin’. Riders can stage a vehicle at the end of the trail or return to town with a 16-mile ride—5 miles on the road, followed by the Moab Canyon Parkway bike path.
Includes
Trail Stats:
- Total Length: 18 Miles/ 29 KM
- Starting Elevation: 6,024ft/ 1,836M
- Elevation Drop: 5,056ft/ 1,541M
- Estimated Time: 2-3 hrs.
Restrictions
No e-bikes are permitted, even with the battery removed.
Duration
1 hour shuttle drive • 2 to 3 hour trail
Address
675 N Main St, Moab, UT 84532, USA
Pricing
| Rider (no e-bike) | $35 |
| Rider with an E-bike | $40 |
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 2 days before the start time.
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